Gracefully positioned atop a private half-acre just steps from Bronxville Village and the Bronxville train station, 4 Laurel Avenue is a beautifully and meticulously renovated and maintained residence that balances classic elegance with the comforts of modern living. Featured in Metropolitan Home Magazine and as a set for an episode of Law and Order: SVU, the home has been thoughtfully updated over time while carefully preserving its original architectural character. An impressive entry welcomes you with floor-to-ceiling leaded windows framing the staircase and filling the home with natural light. The expansive living room, highlighted by a limestone fireplace, offers an inviting space for both entertaining and everyday living. A study and an enclosed sunroom adjoin the living area, each overlooking the level, private grounds. The recently totally remodeled kitchen, designed by Plain English, opens to a light-filled dining room and serves as a true focal point of the home. A powder room completes the first floor. Upstairs, the refined primary suite features a generous walk-in closet (or additional bedroom) and a well-appointed bath with double sinks, marble surfaces, and polished chrome finishes. Four additional bedrooms and two bathrooms complete the second level. The lower level includes a comfortable playroom with a fireplace, along with a laundry room, half bath, and ample storage. Outside, flat lawns, specimen plantings, and a beautiful terrace create a serene setting, while a two-car garage and a convenient 27-minute commute to Manhattan add to the home's appeal.